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CROUCH, Declan

 

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Declan Leonard Davies Crouch

5th April 1997
to
9th March 2011

 

Every Life Leaves Traces On The Wind
On Our Memories,
On Our Hearts. 

Declan Crouch - Late of Machans Beach, has left us. Beloved and treasured son of Ruth Crouch and David Davies, stepson of Peter O'Sullivan, beloved brother of Gracie Davies.

Friends, relatives and everyone in the Cairns community who has supported us through these difficult times are invited to a celebration of his life and the very special person that he was.

A Memorial Service will be held 2pm Wednesday 22nd June at Brothers Leagues Club, Anderson Street, Manunda.

Flowers are welcome as are donations to Kid Help Line at:
www.kidshelp.com.au/donation.php
 

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  1. Ann (Ruth's sister) and Nick Smythe makes this comment

    CROUCH, Declan

    Wednesday, 22 June 2011

    Declan was a clever and thoughtful boy who was like a big brother to Harry when he was last in England. Declan spent many an hour teaching Harry how to access 'cheats' online for Lego Starwars, which Harry still does today for his latest PS2 games and will never forget!

    We will always be thinking of Declan and our memories of him will never fade.
    Love Ann, Nick and Harry

  2. Jenny Crouch makes this comment

    CROUCH, Declan

    Tuesday, 21 June 2011

    I will remember Declan for his sweet smile, gentle nature and for his love of animals. When visiting the UK I remember the suprised look on his face the first time he dipped his toe in the cold waters of the Irish Sea - somewhat cooler than the balmy waters of North Queensland! Definitely a wet suit would have come in handy! He will be missed. Jenny

  3. Nanny & Pappy Crouch (Mother's Side) in the U.K makes this comment

    CROUCH, Declan

    Monday, 20 June 2011

    Like all grandparents, we love our grandchildren dearly.
    We are blessed with three grandsons, and Declan was in the middle.
    Although he lived on the opposite side of the world we were very fond of him.
    When he was ten he visited England with his family and stayed for a year.
    During this time we grew to know him very well and found him to be a gentle, kind and thoughtful boy.
    We shall always cherish our happy memories of him and will miss him dreadfully.
    He was a wonderful grandson and will live on in our hearts.

    Nan & Pappy

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